Building the Tesseract: The Archive Learns to Search, See, and Talk Back Twenty years of my scattered work, pulled into one living archive that talks back, holds a huge portion of my creative life, opens a door for machines, and now shows you its face. A field report,...
Building the Tesseract: What Happens When an Archive Learns to Read Itself? Part 1 6/10/26 Over the past week I have been working on something that started as a technical experiment and turned into one of the more interesting investigations I have tinked with…...
NET-ART OS: An Experiment in Archive Discovery 6-5-2026 NET-ART OS emerged from my ongoing research at NET-ART, a digital art and teaching platform I have maintained for nearly a decade through the CUNY Academic Commons. As both an artist, designer and educator, I...
Building a Semantic AI Archive System for a 20-Year WordPress Art Archive AREMES HQ, Brooklyn, May 25th 2026 Today I spent nearly an entire day inside Terminal on my macOS building an experimental semantic archive intelligence system around my lifelong WordPress media...
It started with a simple question. The Metropolitan Museum of Art has a public API on GitHub, in February of 2026 the Met shared that they had released 3D models, and I wanted to know how deep the open access rabbit hole actually went. What I found over the next...
Scrap Reality v.01 – A Destroyed Sculpture Is Now Permanent For years I built sculptures out of scrap wood in my various studios. Cut, assembled, composed by hand. I made 40 of them (or more, I literally forget) over the course of my practice. All 40 are gone. I...
